LiquidGoldConcept

12/08/2021

We have a 🎄holiday sale ☃️on the last of our breastfeeding simulators that lactate and engorge.First come, first serve.

We have ten left in stock, $660 a piece.

The LiquidGoldConcept Essential and Advanced Lactation Simulation Models (LSM) are the only realistic and wearable breastfeeding simulators.The LiquidGoldConcept Lactation Simulation Models are the gold standard for breastfeeding education at academic institutions, hospitals, community clinics, and....

09/08/2021

Make sure to grab your FREE tickets to see all of the amazing semi-finalists pitch at The Healthy Mom and Baby Innovation Competition 2.0, including our CEO Anna Sadovnikova!

Wednesday, September 15, 2021
2:30 PM EDT / 11:30 AM PDT

Parkview Health, in collaboration with MATTER, is proud to present the Healthy Mom and Baby Innovation Competition.

08/23/2021

Why do we have Black Breastfeeding Week?

Here’s why:

Black Breastfeeding Week was created because of the long-standing racial disparities seen in breastfeeding rates. CDC data shows that 75% of white women versus 58.9% of black women have ever breastfed.

The B*W website states, “The fact that racial disparity in initiation and even bigger one for duration has lingered for so long is reason enough to take 7 days to focus on the issue.”

Visit our website for a breakdown of the top 5 reasons why we need B*W:
https://buff.ly/31oQq0F

This week, we will be sharing our support for *W20 on all our social media channels! Follow us for updates!

08/18/2021

LiquidGoldConcept's COO, Sam Chuisano and Director of Marketing & Brand Abigail Worthington are featured in a new article about under-the-radar companies based in Ypsilanti!

The area is home to a number of dynamic firms with global reach that are stars in their own industry but not well-known to residents who live down the same street.

08/17/2021

Did you know Los Angeles is home to the largest Asian American population in the U.S.? The Asian Pacific Islander Breastfeeding Task Force recognizes the cultural and educational needs of new parents and aims to improve breastfeeding education and support practices by removing barriers that prevent those who are breastfeeding from flourishing.

https://bit.ly/3iOFTEH

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08/15/2021

Today begins Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Breastfeeding Week!

When did formula start becoming a cultural norm instead of breastfeeding? Asian culture has long valued the countless benefits of breastfeeding -- for the newborn baby and the new mother -- so why the push for modernized formula on mothers able and willing to breastfeed?

"For many South Asian families, formula feeding is perceived as the modern, westernized and superior infant feeding method"

https://bit.ly/3yEKezT

08/13/2021

How Lactation Experts Are Working To Redefine and Decolonize Breastfeeding

"Feeding your children from your own body can benefit the baby’s overall nutrition and immune system, but through the course of history, the right to do so has often been denied Black and Indigenous people who give birth. "

https://bit.ly/37zR39T

Breastfeeding or bodyfeeding can benefit a baby’s overall nutrition. Often the right to do so is denied to Black and Indigenous people.

08/11/2021

Native Breastfeeding Week has evolved into Indigenous Milk Medicine Week inspired by a collective of Native women. The theme, “Nourishing Our Futures” helps represent the power and respect of the medicine provided for the people.

“We believe that breast milk doesn’t just nurture babies, it conveys a mother’s life story, including her knowledge and culture,” explains Amanda Singer, president of the Navajo Nation Breastfeeding Coalition. “Breast milk makes babies strong and healthy, so that they’re ready to face the challenges of their tomorrows,” Singer adds, validating the importance of breastfeeding in Native American communities.

https://bit.ly/2VQv785